Electronic Fetal Monitoring Strips
L&D Medications
Newborn Care
Epidural Management
Postpartum Care
100

The normal fetal heart rate range.

What is 110-160.

100

The IV medication used in labor to stimulate more frequent and stronger contractions.

What is Pitocin/Oxytocin.

100

The medication given to infants within one hour of life that initiates production of clotting factors. 

Vitamin K1 (Phytonadione).

100

The type of provider that places an epidural.

What is an anesthesiologist/CRNA.

100

The first intervention performed by the RN/SN when a hemorrhage is suspected.

Fundal massage.

200

The type of deceleration resulting from umbilical cord compression.

What is variable deceleration.

200

The most common medication name given to patients who are GBS+.

What is Penicillin (PCN).

200

The meaning of the G in APGAR.

What is Grimace- Response to stimulation.

200

The two most important vital signs following epidural placement.

What are blood pressure and heart rate.

200
The PPH medication that is contraindicated for patients with asthma, and the route the medication is given.
What is Hemabate (Carboprost); IM
300

The name of the external monitor piece that displays contraction patterns.

What is a TOCO.

300

The main maternal side effect for any IV analgesic given to patients during labor.

What is dizziness/drowsiness.

300

The type of test performed on infants for gestational diabetic mothers, premature infants, and SGA/LGA infants.

Blood glucose testing.

300

The type of sensation that patients still may feel following an epidural placement.

What is pressure/touch.

300

The PPH medication that is contraindicated for patients with hypertension, and the route it is given.

Methergine; IM

400

The type of deceleration that is benign and may indicate steady labor progression.

What is early deceleration.
400

The continuous IV infusion used to treat antepartum, intrapartum, and postpartum severe pre-eclampsia.

What is Magnesium Sulfate.

400

The minimum blood glucose value for neonates less than four hours old.

40mg/dL.

400

The position that is contraindicated for extended periods of time while an epidural is in place.

What is supine.
400

The intervention performed by RN when a displaced uterus is noted upon a fundal exam.

What is patient void/straight catheter.

500

The best indicator of adequate fetal oxygenation.

What is fetal heart rate variability.

500

The type/category, or specific name of two medications that are contraindicated in TOLAC patients.

What is a prostaglandin (Misoprostol/Cytotec, Dinoprostone/Cervedil).

500

The maternal blood types where cord blood is collected for blood type/screen testing on infants.

What is any O blood types or negative blood types.
500

The device/thing placed by the RN following epidural placement and what it is used for.

What is an indwelling/foley catheter; Urinary retention.

500

The most common reason for postpartum hemorrhages.

What is uterine atony.